- September 11, 2000
- Fall Preview: Theater / Born In The U.S.A.
As the British spectacles finally close up shop, Broadway raises the curtain on the most American season in memory (Sorry, Grizabella): From Cats -- to that Cat in the Hat.
- June 28, 2004
- In His Own Hothouse
From Before Sunrise to Before Sunset, Ethan Hawke has never stopped trying to grow. But into what?
- September 11, 2000
- Fall Preview: Dance
- September 11, 2000
- Fall Preview: Dance / Poetry in Moschen
Call him a juggler, call him a magician, call him -- as the MacArthur folks did -- a genius: Michael Moschen has a way with inanimate objects that makes you wanna dance.
- April 26, 1999
- Success and the Single Girl
Buoyed by the sucess of Bridget Jones's Diary,a procession of sexy, single, slightly neurotic thirtysomethings are strutting onto the literary landscape. Can the lit world's new "It" girls sustain a meaningful relationship? Or are they just a one-night stand?
- September 13, 1999
- Dance: Mr. B's Queen
Former City Ballet star Suzanne Farrell, George Balanchine's last muse, dedicates herself to keeping his choreography alive.
- April 12, 1999
- The Towers That Will Be
Architects Michael Graves and Robert A.M. Stern are selling name-brand design to the (Upper East Side) masses.
- September 13, 1999
- Theater: Alien Being
Rare is the British songbird whom Broadway will clasp to its heart. Get ready for Putting it Together's Ruthie Henshall.
- September 13, 1999
- Architecture Preview
- May 7, 2001
- I, Mack
Macaulay Culkin's new play, Madame Melville, is about a man reflecting on the searing experiences of his youth. But Culkin's own childhood was infinitely stranger. Now, at age 20, he looks back.
Join the Discussion
Read All Comments | Add Yours
Recent Comments On This Article